omggggggg!!! you have know idea how many times i've wanted to use luster dust paint, but wasn't able to because i never saw one with out alcohol. Thank you so much for sharing not just one but three good options. Wonderful.
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Thank you for this test!! I have just one question, did you taste all 4 of them? When i want to paint a whole cake with (for example) vegetable oil, will this make my buttercream taste different?..
You're welcome Daphne! Hmmm good question - in all honesty I've never painted an entire cake using the vegetable oil. I know when painted on a drip it's okay because you're only using a small amount and the chocolate itself has oil in it, but I'm not so sure about when painting an entire buttercream cake. Sorry about that!!
This looks amazing, thank you ever so much for uploading. Just a quick question, would this work with non-alcoholic vodka? Happy to try it if you haven't, but thought I'd ask first if you know if it would work.
Very informative video,as Muslim we don't use alcohol, but vegetable oil does not dry. Vanilla essence is too bitter, I will go for lemon juice. Thank you for sharing 😊❤️
hey mk its me cess again 😊 its my first time to try a luster dust on butter cream and ive been usjn veg. oil too great thing ive seen ur video it makes me feel more confident now☺
Hi there! :) Hmm you can try this, but I don't think the colour of the lustre dust will come through very well with whipped cream. Would love to hear how you go if you try it out :)
Hi MK can you please tell me I want to paint some sea shells in gold lustre dust do I need to seal it with anything cause I noticed when I handle them the gold is coming of on my fingers. This is my first time using this is it normal for the gold to come of on your fingers? Thank you in advance
Hi Deb! So when painting objects or chocolates, it's best to use a non-oil based mixture (in case you are using the oil) as the oil won't dry completely. When using say water or lemon juice, then what you need to do is paint one side, let it dry then paint the other side. Sometimes you may also need a double coat. Once dried it shouldn't really stick to your fingers (there may be some residue but it shouldn't come off what you've painted on if that makes sense). Hope that helps and good luck :)
Heyy!! Thankyou soo much for such an informative video.. one question.. can i apple luster dust mixed with oil on royal icing? Will it dry easily? If not what to use on royal icing for gold color
Hi there! So although oil works really well, it won't dry compared to say using water or lemon juice :) I haven't painted on royal icing myself but maybe try the water or lemon juice as a trial and see how you go :)
Coconut oil is solid at room temperature, which complicates things. If you live in a very hot place where coconut oil is liquid at room temp, then it would probably work. Any oil labeled canola, corn, peanut, soybean, or vegetable is liquid at all temperatures (hot & cold), which eliminates the temperature variable. And unless someone has an allergy, those oils are all neutral in flavor and are almost always interchangeable in recipes. Tl;dr: you can experiment with coconut oil and it should work. But any other neutral oil is basically guaranteed to work, no experimenting necessary.
Hi Seireen! As the other user has kindly mentioned, if the coconut oil is liquid at room temperature then it should be okay. Just be mindful of the taste :)
i guess in the end it would be a matter of how they'd taste? water wld be neutral. lemon would be sourish while oil would taste richer? but thanks for the experiment & review :)
Hi there! :) Yes absolutely - though the amount of lemon juice/oil is quite minimal so it doesn't affect the taste too much. And you're welcome, hope it was helpful!
Thank you! :) And hmmm you may need to use a dropper or very gently add a drop or so of the rose spirit at a time and keep mixing it in until the clumps disappear :)
Hi Juanita! I wish I could say yes as this would be so much easier, but usually lustre dust just gets lost in buttercream! Unless you use a lot which will be very expensive :(
Very well explained .I have gold dust which is not exactly in power form I mean like dust ,it bit flaky type so can I use it to paint drip on cake n chocolate sail?plz do reply
Thanks Vandana! Hmmm I am not so sure as it may not dissolve into the liquid properly. You could always try a little bit and if it does dissolve well then it should be fine to paint with :)
Thanks so much! :) And it takes about half an hour or so depending on the climate :). The oil one doesn't really dry because of the oil base. Hope that helps!
I would like to paint about a 1” strip of gold around the bottom of a round cake iced with white buttercream so it looks like a gold ribbon. What type of brush should I use and what should I use to mix my Wilton gold pearl dust powder with? Utter
Hi MK!😃 Thanks for explaining and giving these alternatives🥰 Just a quick question, if you are doing a design where you have to paint a major part of the cake with the gold paint and you end up using veg oil, will it not affect the smell and taste as veg oil has its own taste and odour. Really really appreciate if you can give some advice on that! Thanks!🥰
Hi there! Yes it can, but I imagine it would only work on a stable whipped cream frosting that sets slightly firmly, otherwise when trying to paint on the whipped cream the paint won't stick. Hope that helps :)
It will have to be quite liquidy for this. I've seen people mixing some icing sugar into a liquidy lustre dust mixture and this works okay for drips :)
Hi there! I've never used evaporax so I'm not too sure sorry! I usually use either water or lemon juice as shown in this video which have worked well for me :)
Hi there! As Sabera has kindly mentioned, it is very hard to achieve the same look when adding gel colours or even lustre dust itself directly to white chocolate. The colour will be there, but it's very had to achieve that same shine. What you can do is brush the lustre dust onto set white chocolate if you prefer not to use a paint. Hope that helps :)
Glad you found it helpful! :D And it's best not to use oil when painting chocolate as it won't dry, but I do have a neat trick to colour strawberries with lustre dust in the following video if you want to check it out :) th-cam.com/video/PdooJnzu0Fg/w-d-xo.html
Hello!! Thank you so much, really appreciate it. I really love your videos, I get to learn so many things here. One question though can we use lemon juice, water or oil to make the luster dust color for a manual airbrush??
Hi there! Whipped cream is quite soft so I'm not sure if it will work. Perhaps on a stable whipped cream frosting it may be okay, but buttercream will work better :)
Can we use it on whipped cream cakes?...N yeah while using lemon juice or extract won't they'll taste in the cake....They will give a different lemony flavour to the icing as we'll obviously use it on the icing?...plz answer
Hi there! It depends on how soft your whipped cream is - if it is a stable whipped cream frosting that sets quite firmly in the fridge then it should be okay :). And yes it will give a very subtle taste of the lemon or extract, so just make sure you use those options on cake flavours that will suit those tastes, otherwise it'll be best to stick with water :)
Love the video! I recently came across this product called "Rolkem Quick Dry Essence" and just got it in the mail today. It's non-alcoholic and I'm eager to see if it works well with painting with luster dust! Although, I'm glad there are other options I can try as well! Would the vegetable oil leave a greasy mouthfeel on the cake?
Thanks Ayesha! :) Ohh interesting thanks for sharing - would love to hear how it goes! And hmmm good question. I am not too sure to be honest, but when making the gold paint you only need a really small amount of oil - so I think it should be okay if you're only painting small areas of a cake :)
So glad to hear you found this helpful! :) Yes you can if the whipped cream is stable and sets relatively firmly. And hmm good question! I guess it could be haha I usually just use the gel colours like that or with a little water but never though to try anything else :)
I really like this, but I do worry about the taste. What do you think the main difference would be if you did something like maybe coconut oil instead of the vegetable oil??
Glad to hear you found the video helpful! :) And it really depends on the whipped cream and how firmly it sets. If it isn't too soft then it may be okay :)
Thanks Janani! :). Yes it can be used to paint the tops. I wouldn't paint the entire sugar sheet though as you want to try and keep moisture away from the sugar sheet. Hope that helps! :)
Any extract should work well! :) Just remember that the lemon may leave a slight tangy taste so if it doesn't go well with the flavour of your cake, then you may want to use water. Good luck with your cake I'm sure you'll do great! :)
Hey , Did you tasted it. ? Last time I applied Golden dust water mixture on whipping cream cake but it ended up with unpleasant taste ... Can you suggest me way To avoid it ?
Hi there! I didn't taste it during this trial, but have tasted cakes with edible gold paint on them in the past. Lustre dust itself shouldn't really have a taste, so if you mixed it with water then I'm not quite sure what is causing the unpleasant taste. Did you use colouring in your cake? If so, then perhaps there was too much colouring which may have caused the unpleasant taste. Sorry I couldn't be of more help!
Hi there! :) Hmm good question - I've never really done lettering before so I'm not so sure sorry! I imagine the consistency of the paint would be a big factor for this. Maybe other users who have tried this can help :)
Hi there! Yes it can, but I imagine it would only work on a stable whipped cream frosting that sets slightly firmly, otherwise when trying to paint on the whipped cream the paint won't stick. Hope that helps :)
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omggggggg!!! you have know idea how many times i've wanted to use luster dust paint, but wasn't able to because i never saw one with out alcohol. Thank you so much for sharing not just one but three good options. Wonderful.
Never knew about vegetable oil combination. Thank you so much for sharing ✋🏻👌🏻❤️
Your videos has made my baking life easier😪😪😪❤️thank you
First time i ever hear about vegetable oil! Thanks lovely !
Haha yeah it's not a common option people use, but it works great! :)
@@CakesbyMK can we use the gold paint on frozen/hard chocolate icing ???
@@mariamlutfi7568 yes for sure! :)
@@CakesbyMK alright! Thankyou ❤😊
Thank you so much, I always use foster Clark's lemon essence.
You're welcome! And ahh cool! Thanks for the suggestion :)
can you please tell me if the foster Clark's lemon essence have alcohol in it...
@@changeusername56 No, Alcohol free
Very interesting! I always used water and never had any issues with it but not I am so intrigued to try it with vegetable oil 😍
Yes the vegetable oil was a lovely surprise wasn't it! :) Thanks for your support Nour :)
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But lemon juice will be bitter or sour taste@@CakesbyMK
Thank you for this test!! I have just one question, did you taste all 4 of them? When i want to paint a whole cake with (for example) vegetable oil, will this make my buttercream taste different?..
You're welcome Daphne! Hmmm good question - in all honesty I've never painted an entire cake using the vegetable oil. I know when painted on a drip it's okay because you're only using a small amount and the chocolate itself has oil in it, but I'm not so sure about when painting an entire buttercream cake. Sorry about that!!
This looks amazing, thank you ever so much for uploading. Just a quick question, would this work with non-alcoholic vodka? Happy to try it if you haven't, but thought I'd ask first if you know if it would work.
Very informative video,as Muslim we don't use alcohol, but vegetable oil does not dry. Vanilla essence is too bitter, I will go for lemon juice. Thank you for sharing 😊❤️
Wow! This video has just saved me! Thank you so much. 😌
Does this can be use to paint a crown made of flower paste?
Hi, i haven't tested it my friend, sorry x
@@masumamaysun1938 thanks for replying 🤗
@@AriesArianaGratidao how about chocolate
hey mk its me cess again 😊 its my first time to try a luster dust on butter cream and ive been usjn veg. oil too great thing ive seen ur video it makes me feel more confident now☺
Hey Cess! So glad to hear this video has given you the confidence to paint with lustre dust, and yes the vegetable oil is great isn't it! :)
Wow! Vegetable oil is a great idea
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you save my my life 😅 ...thank you
Thank you for taking the time to do this comparison! Loving your videos! 💜
Hey,
Can we paint it on whipped cream frosting ?
no, whipped cream frosting doesn’t harden enough ❤️
Hey thanks for the amaxing vedio can we use this on chocolate for making chocolate candies?
Hi there! Yes you can use this on chocolate but not the oil version as this won't dry :)
@@CakesbyMK can we use coconut or almond oil for paint this gold dust on chocolate
Hi! Do you think I should use a soft whip cream to mix with luster dust to create a gold drip or just an ombre effect?
Hi there! :) Hmm you can try this, but I don't think the colour of the lustre dust will come through very well with whipped cream. Would love to hear how you go if you try it out :)
Hi MK can you please tell me I want to paint some sea shells in gold lustre dust do I need to seal it with anything cause I noticed when I handle them the gold is coming of on my fingers. This is my first time using this is it normal for the gold to come of on your fingers? Thank you in advance
Hi Deb! So when painting objects or chocolates, it's best to use a non-oil based mixture (in case you are using the oil) as the oil won't dry completely. When using say water or lemon juice, then what you need to do is paint one side, let it dry then paint the other side. Sometimes you may also need a double coat. Once dried it shouldn't really stick to your fingers (there may be some residue but it shouldn't come off what you've painted on if that makes sense). Hope that helps and good luck :)
MK can you also demonstrate how to use luster dust as spray on liquid rather than with a paint brush
Amazing an on point MK you are the best an you motivate us along the journey
This was wonderful 👏❤ non alcoholic mashallah ❤
Thank u so much for such a good and informative video it's really helpful for me I have 1 question may I use this liquid on cake with shimmer pump ??
You're welcome! :) And hmm I've never tried it myself but I don't see why not! :)
Thank you, really really needed, in country that I live there are just sunflower oil and olive oil, can I use them?
Sunflower should be fine, it's almost colorless and flavor less like vegetable oil right?
@@lmnhk in fact it's yellow!
Any flavourless vegetable oil will work great! :)
I tried cooked tapioca starch with a little water turned out nice... do give a try...
Wow nice! Thank you for sharing :)
Thank youuuu.. your video help me a lot 🙌🙌 I can put into chocolate?
You're welcome! And yes you should be able to, but I wouldn't recommend using the vegetable oil for chocolate as it won't dry. Hope that helps! :)
@@CakesbyMK So, it's better lemon juice or water?
Heyy!! Thankyou soo much for such an informative video.. one question.. can i apple luster dust mixed with oil on royal icing? Will it dry easily?
If not what to use on royal icing for gold color
Hi there! So although oil works really well, it won't dry compared to say using water or lemon juice :) I haven't painted on royal icing myself but maybe try the water or lemon juice as a trial and see how you go :)
I’m wondering if coconut oil will work the same as the vegetable oil?
Coconut oil is solid at room temperature, which complicates things. If you live in a very hot place where coconut oil is liquid at room temp, then it would probably work. Any oil labeled canola, corn, peanut, soybean, or vegetable is liquid at all temperatures (hot & cold), which eliminates the temperature variable. And unless someone has an allergy, those oils are all neutral in flavor and are almost always interchangeable in recipes.
Tl;dr: you can experiment with coconut oil and it should work. But any other neutral oil is basically guaranteed to work, no experimenting necessary.
Hi Seireen! As the other user has kindly mentioned, if the coconut oil is liquid at room temperature then it should be okay. Just be mindful of the taste :)
Thank you so much for the video. Will this work if I want to decorate glazed donuts ?😇
This was VERY helpful!!! Thank you so much!!!
i guess in the end it would be a matter of how they'd taste? water wld be neutral. lemon would be sourish while oil would taste richer? but thanks for the experiment & review :)
Hi there! :) Yes absolutely - though the amount of lemon juice/oil is quite minimal so it doesn't affect the taste too much. And you're welcome, hope it was helpful!
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Thanks for sharing but my question is when we add luster gold color in oil and apply on fondant it doesn't dry.any other substitute for that?
Thank you so much❤ It's so useful ...
Video is amazing 👏 😀 ...when I tried to mix lustre dust with rose spirit it was clumping...what did I do wrong, kindly help me regarding this🙂
Thank you! :) And hmmm you may need to use a dropper or very gently add a drop or so of the rose spirit at a time and keep mixing it in until the clumps disappear :)
@@CakesbyMK Thank you so much...I will try your suggestion 🙂
Hello can I use this with the chocolate melts?
Is there a way you can try one with fondant? I would like to use it for a unicorn horn!
Salaam if your doing a scroll design on buttercream can you mix the luster dust with small amount of buttercream to scroll?
Hi Juanita! I wish I could say yes as this would be so much easier, but usually lustre dust just gets lost in buttercream! Unless you use a lot which will be very expensive :(
@@CakesbyMK okay
Hi can I use this method gold dust with vegetable oil for whipped cream
Now got alil edbile gold luster dust will def try the veg oil
Which one would be best to colour macrons
You’re the best! ❤
Very well explained .I have gold dust which is not exactly in power form I mean like dust ,it bit flaky type so can I use it to paint drip on cake n chocolate sail?plz do reply
Thanks Vandana! Hmmm I am not so sure as it may not dissolve into the liquid properly. You could always try a little bit and if it does dissolve well then it should be fine to paint with :)
Hi MK thank you so much for sharing, it really helped.
Can you do the same for fondant? 🤔❤
Hi, can we use vegetable oil version to paint buttercream cake to gold?
Hi. Pls can u do a video on hw to paint on chocolate with a stencil for biscuits
Hi there! Will keep this in mind for future videos :)
Excellent test! Thank you for this great comparison video. Well done!
Mam ur video is very useful to me.. A very big thank you for such a helpfull video.. I have one question? How much time it takes to dry?
Thanks so much! :) And it takes about half an hour or so depending on the climate :). The oil one doesn't really dry because of the oil base. Hope that helps!
I would like to paint about a 1” strip of gold around the bottom of a round cake iced with white buttercream so it looks like a gold ribbon. What type of brush should I use and what should I use to mix my Wilton gold pearl dust powder with?
Utter
Can you use that to write on cakes too
Thank you SO much for this video. You just solve one of my issues!
Can I use this method for drip n splashing by brush?
Hi MK!😃 Thanks for explaining and giving these alternatives🥰 Just a quick question, if you are doing a design where you have to paint a major part of the cake with the gold paint and you end up using veg oil, will it not affect the smell and taste as veg oil has its own taste and odour. Really really appreciate if you can give some advice on that! Thanks!🥰
I know it's a little late but I thought vegetable oil is a tasteless oil so it wouldn't affect it
Can this used on whipping cream please reply
Hi there! Yes it can, but I imagine it would only work on a stable whipped cream frosting that sets slightly firmly, otherwise when trying to paint on the whipped cream the paint won't stick. Hope that helps :)
Hi! Just a question, would I be able to use sunflower oil instead of vegetable oil or would that react differently?
Hi there! If I'm not mistaken, sunflower oil is considered a vegetable oil so it should be totally fine! :)
Thank you so much. can this method used for silver dust
Yes ☑️ you can
Will it be useful for drip cakes? I mean to create drips?
It will have to be quite liquidy for this. I've seen people mixing some icing sugar into a liquidy lustre dust mixture and this works okay for drips :)
@@CakesbyMK so I can use this as a drip? 🥺
@@zubananajam5884 yes if you mix it with some icing sugar just make sure you get the right consistency :)
Exactly what i was looking for ,, that is amazing 😍😍
I needed this thank you!
Will u plz tell what substitution can b used instead of evaporx for cake decoration
Hi there! I've never used evaporax so I'm not too sure sorry! I usually use either water or lemon juice as shown in this video which have worked well for me :)
Ok Thnxs
Hi I just want to know that if I melt my white chocolate can I add gold gel coloring , would it give the same outcome as gold paint?
No
@@saberapochi273 so would be just golden color without the shine look
Hi there! As Sabera has kindly mentioned, it is very hard to achieve the same look when adding gel colours or even lustre dust itself directly to white chocolate. The colour will be there, but it's very had to achieve that same shine. What you can do is brush the lustre dust onto set white chocolate if you prefer not to use a paint. Hope that helps :)
@@CakesbyMK thanks a lot
@@CakesbyMK I just wanted to know cause lustre dust is expensive where I stay so , I only have gold gel color . 😊
Thank you so much! This was very helpful. I think I'm going to use the vegetable oil. Will it work on chocolate cover strawberries?
Glad you found it helpful! :D And it's best not to use oil when painting chocolate as it won't dry, but I do have a neat trick to colour strawberries with lustre dust in the following video if you want to check it out :) th-cam.com/video/PdooJnzu0Fg/w-d-xo.html
Mashallah. excellent work .Thank you for sharing this information. From where you buy the goldpowder.
Thanks Anshi! I buy it from online cake decorating shops here in New Zealand. You can also find them on Amazon :)
Thanks again for ur video. I wonder if u have your video about how to make sugar lace
No problem! :) And I don't have a video on that yet - but will keep it in mind for future videos. Thanks for the suggestion!
Heyy thank u soo much for this vid ...i really needed this ...but i've a que ... can I use edible glitter instead of luster dust ?
Hi Shazia! Hmmm I've never tried this but I have a feeling it won't work. Would love to hear how you go through if you try it out! :)
Thank you. .💐💐
Can you please share how to mix coco colors for making Bonbon.chocolates..
You're very welcome! And ahh interesting I haven't done this before. Will keep it in mind for future videos :)
Very nice video. May be it Helped me a lot in making this
May i ask which is the best gold Lustre dust to use.....I can't achieve a flawless finish ever....it's always patchy
can we use it for a pinata cake
Hi Dania! Yes you should be able to, although I wouldn't use the oil version on chocolate as it doesn't completely dry :)
Peut on faire que une crème mascarpone chantilly ?
Can you tell me what type of metallic product I should use if I want to drizzle gold over a chocolate covered strawberry?
Thank you
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Exactly what I was looking for 😊
Good video miss
can i used this even on fondant?
Can we use oil for painting gold macarons
hi did you do a taste test?
Hello!! Thank you so much, really appreciate it. I really love your videos, I get to learn so many things here. One question though can we use lemon juice, water or oil to make the luster dust color for a manual airbrush??
Hi MK! Will this work on ganache frosting?
Hi Chef can i use this idea for whiping cream cake?
Hi there! Whipped cream is quite soft so I'm not sure if it will work. Perhaps on a stable whipped cream frosting it may be okay, but buttercream will work better :)
Can we use it on whipped cream cakes?...N yeah while using lemon juice or extract won't they'll taste in the cake....They will give a different lemony flavour to the icing as we'll obviously use it on the icing?...plz answer
Hi there! It depends on how soft your whipped cream is - if it is a stable whipped cream frosting that sets quite firmly in the fridge then it should be okay :). And yes it will give a very subtle taste of the lemon or extract, so just make sure you use those options on cake flavours that will suit those tastes, otherwise it'll be best to stick with water :)
@@CakesbyMK thanku so much for answer and also to reply so quick....❤️
Love the video! I recently came across this product called "Rolkem Quick Dry Essence" and just got it in the mail today. It's non-alcoholic and I'm eager to see if it works well with painting with luster dust! Although, I'm glad there are other options I can try as well! Would the vegetable oil leave a greasy mouthfeel on the cake?
Thanks Ayesha! :) Ohh interesting thanks for sharing - would love to hear how it goes! And hmmm good question. I am not too sure to be honest, but when making the gold paint you only need a really small amount of oil - so I think it should be okay if you're only painting small areas of a cake :)
@@CakesbyMK I always use rolkem quick dry,it comes out beautiful, I hv used the oil as well on chocolate decorations n it looked beautiful every time
@@shaakiracassim5144 sounds lovely! I'll have to try it sometime :)
This is so helpful. Can we use at the edges of fault line cake in whipped cream? Can the same method be used for painting gel colors too?
So glad to hear you found this helpful! :) Yes you can if the whipped cream is stable and sets relatively firmly. And hmm good question! I guess it could be haha I usually just use the gel colours like that or with a little water but never though to try anything else :)
Iam so happy thank you my sister
Thank u.. ive learned new things today..
I really like this, but I do worry about the taste.
What do you think the main difference would be if you did something like maybe coconut oil instead of the vegetable oil??
Hi there! Yeah so if you use something like coconut oil it will have a slight taste to it :)
Assalamu alaikum sister, can we use canola oil
Wassalām! Yes this is what I used in the video :)
I just wanted to use my dust paint in liquid form without buying things from outside bcoz of COVID. u help me by using vegetable oil. Soon I will try.
But I use wipped cream on cakes will it work.
Glad to hear you found the video helpful! :) And it really depends on the whipped cream and how firmly it sets. If it isn't too soft then it may be okay :)
Loved your sugar sheet video. Great stuff!
Can this luster dust mix be used to paint the sugar sheet ?
Thanks Janani! :). Yes it can be used to paint the tops. I wouldn't paint the entire sugar sheet though as you want to try and keep moisture away from the sugar sheet. Hope that helps! :)
@@CakesbyMK Yes ! Thanks for your response :) Keep rocking !
Thanks a lot I really need this
Can i used lemon juice extract or there is a specific brand?im making a gold cake with buttercream for the first time pls i need help😊
Any extract should work well! :) Just remember that the lemon may leave a slight tangy taste so if it doesn't go well with the flavour of your cake, then you may want to use water. Good luck with your cake I'm sure you'll do great! :)
Hey , Did you tasted it. ? Last time I applied Golden dust water mixture on whipping cream cake but it ended up with unpleasant taste ... Can you suggest me way To avoid it ?
Hi there! I didn't taste it during this trial, but have tasted cakes with edible gold paint on them in the past. Lustre dust itself shouldn't really have a taste, so if you mixed it with water then I'm not quite sure what is causing the unpleasant taste. Did you use colouring in your cake? If so, then perhaps there was too much colouring which may have caused the unpleasant taste. Sorry I couldn't be of more help!
Hello..can i use coconut oil or regular cooking oil?
Hi there! Yes you can but just keep in mind that certain oils that have a taste to it will impact the taste of the paint :)
Thank you for the video ,is anybody ever try to use grape oil ?
Great video thank you for sharing. What is the best way to make gold paint in cones to write fine lettering? Please let me know would appreciate it
Hi there! :) Hmm good question - I've never really done lettering before so I'm not so sure sorry! I imagine the consistency of the paint would be a big factor for this. Maybe other users who have tried this can help :)
Really good . Thank u .
Tq so much..i learned frm ur video..
Thank u so much for this!!
can it be used on whipped cream?
Hi there! Yes it can, but I imagine it would only work on a stable whipped cream frosting that sets slightly firmly, otherwise when trying to paint on the whipped cream the paint won't stick. Hope that helps :)